Xintex CMD-3M Marine User Manual

A by-product of combustion, CO is invisible, tasteless, odorless, and produced by burning fuels.

Identifies common sources of CO in boats, including engines, generators, and cooking devices.

Details hazards like fumes entering living spaces, exhaust from generators, and station wagon effect.

Explains the device uses a microcontroller and time-weighted averaging to measure CO levels.

Provides guidance on recommended placement of the CO detector in boat sleeping areas.

Details steps for removing the circuit board from the base plate and installing it back.

Follow applicable codes and regulations for wiring the CMD-3M unit.

Describes the unit's power-up sequence, warm-up phase, and test cycle.

Explains the meaning of power and warning indicators and audible horn states.

Unit should be cleaned weekly without the use of solvents.

Describes alarm patterns and provides critical warnings for CO exposure.

Steps to take when the alarm sounds, including evacuation and calling emergency services.

Explains that high concentrations of certain chemicals can trigger false alarms.

Details what the detector can and cannot do, including its detection range and reliability.

Lists technical details like voltage, current, temperature range, dimensions, and alarm points.

Offers factory testing, re-calibration, and a new one-year warranty for a fee.

Outlines the seller's warranty terms, conditions, and limitations for the product.